Andrea Andreani
(1560-1626)
The Flood, woodcut from two blocs, printed on two sheets of paper joined together, 43,5 x 69 cm (the entire depiction), 43,5 x 34,5 cm (dimensions of sheet), fixed to support, browned, slightly stained, framed, (Sch)
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Private collection, Austria.
The present woodcut is a reverse copy after a woodcut by Jan van Scorel (c. 1530), which was once attributed to Titian and Nicolò Boldrini. Comp. D. Rosand, M. Muraro, "Titian and the Venetian Woodcut", 1977, Nr. 80; M. Faries, "A woodcut of the Flood re-attributed to Jan van Scorel", in: Oud Holland, 97 1983, p. 5-12; D. Landau in "The Genius of Venice: 1500-1600", London 1983, p. 26, 239.
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(1560-1626)
The Flood, woodcut from two blocs, printed on two sheets of paper joined together, 43,5 x 69 cm (the entire depiction), 43,5 x 34,5 cm (dimensions of sheet), fixed to support, browned, slightly stained, framed, (Sch)
Provenance:
Private collection, Austria.
The present woodcut is a reverse copy after a woodcut by Jan van Scorel (c. 1530), which was once attributed to Titian and Nicolò Boldrini. Comp. D. Rosand, M. Muraro, "Titian and the Venetian Woodcut", 1977, Nr. 80; M. Faries, "A woodcut of the Flood re-attributed to Jan van Scorel", in: Oud Holland, 97 1983, p. 5-12; D. Landau in "The Genius of Venice: 1500-1600", London 1983, p. 26, 239.
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